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U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as major U.S. banks reported big declines in first quarter earnings.

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as major U.S. banks reported big declines in first quarter earnings.

Bank of America profits tumble as it sets aside funds for bad loans

An exclusive report from The American Prospect reveals that the $2 trillion stimulus bill passed by Congress contains no rules stopping banks from seizing the $1,200 government stimulus checks to pay down personal debts.

Small businesses are still waiting for loans under the federal stimulus program.

Some experts are warning of catastrophic damage to the U.S. economy

Argentina proposes $69 billion debt restructure plan

Analysts believe that Apple's upcoming handsets – be it capable of supporting 5G or not – will be delayed due to the current coronavirus problem.

Lower interest rates have hit the profit margins of the U.S. banking sector.

The CEO and three executives announced their departure from Jack in the Box.

The two wounded were reported to be in stable condition while the alleged suspect was killed in the gunfire.

US banks BB&T and SunTrust get final approval of merger

A report speculates that Apple could either be working on a long-term project related to its payment service popularly known as Apple Pay, or something that's more like a Virtual National ID Verification System.

The U.S. central bank Federal Reserve on Thursday eased capital and liquidity requirements for domestic American banks and foreign banks.

The upcoming Tesla Roadster (2020) is taking over the consciousness of some Tesla true believers.

A frightening 53% of U.S. workers have skipped or postponed medical appointments, tests, procedures, medications, and hospital stays to avoid having to pay for them.

Hong Kong's leader's decision to withdraw an extradition law and the British Parliament's decision to block a hard exit from the EU sent stocks higher.

International Business Times poll on major U.S. economic releases scheduled for the week of July 29, 2019.

All economists polled by International Business Times expect the Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged and signal an easing bias at its upcoming meeting.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has revealed that his company Berkshire Hathaway had been buying shares of Amazon. But he also made it clear that personally, he was not behind those purchases.

Fast food giant McDonald’s is throwing open its workforce to people at 50 and above in a bid to address the shortage of young workers on morning shifts.

Bank of America announced their plan to increase minimum wage for employees to $20 by 2021.

U.S. CEOs are paid far too much while workers receive far too little.

The Fed is expected to remain “patient” and hold the rates Wednesday but more than half of the 31 analysts polled, still expect the central bank to hike rates once this year.

In a rebranding exercise, the Bank of America has announced dropping of Merrill Lynch name from most of its businesses.

Apple predicts that climate change can impact its business positively by increasing the demand for iPhones.

PG&E has secured $5.5 billion in financing from four banks to fund its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Majority analysts polled by International Business Times expected a rate hike in the December meeting, but saw the Fed cutting back on the number of rate hikes next year.